LG dishwasher error codes and troubleshooting
This page lists every LG dishwasher guide on the site. Each guide explains what the manufacturer says the code or symptom means, ranks the likely causes, separates the checks that are safe to do yourself from the repairs that need a technician, and lists its sources with the date we retrieved them.
LG dishwasher guides
- LG dishwasher AE error (also written E1) On an LG dishwasher, AE (shown as E1 on some models) means the dishwasher detected a leak inside itself, which has activated the float switch in the base of the unit.
- LG dishwasher OE error (also written 0E) On an LG dishwasher, OE means the appliance detected that water is not draining out of the tub. LG's first checks are the internal filter and the drain hose.
LG dishwasher showing no code?
These dishwasher guides apply to any brand and name the manufacturer behind each step:
Sources these guides cite
Publisher and the number of LG guides on this page citing it; each guide lists its own documents with retrieval dates.
- Bosch Home Appliances US (2)
- LG Electronics USA Support (2)
- LG Electronics USA (1)
- Samsung Electronics America (1)
- iFixit (1)
For a LG dishwasher problem that is not covered here, the brand-neutral dishwasher symptom guides below apply and name the manufacturer behind each step.
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